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AJC.com > Iraq coverage > Blog > Archives > 2005 > November > 29 > Entry

AJC staffing update

By AJC | Tuesday, November 29, 2005, 10:17 AM

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

After a two-month stint in Iraq, staff writer Jeremy Redmon has returned to the United States. Photographer Curtis Compton will continue to file photos and blogs from Iraq until staff writer Moni Basu arrives in mid-December.

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